Nutrition, caregiving, housing, long-term care, legal help, and community programs for older adults and residents with disabilities.
Growing older or living with a disability can create new challenges, but many programs are available to help residents remain independent, safe, and connected to their communities.
This section goes beyond financial assistance, connecting residents with programs that provide practical support in everyday life. Many residents and families are unaware that assistance is available — finding the right resource early can make it easier to remain independent and avoid a crisis.
Home-delivered meals, community meal programs, and nutrition support.
Home-based support, safety resources, and planning to stay independent.
Information, education, respite resources, and referrals for family caregivers.
Activities, classes, wellness programs, and community connections.
Affordable senior housing, supportive housing, and accessible options.
Home and community-based services, residential options, and Medicaid assistance.
Coordinated healthcare and support that helps eligible older adults stay in the community.
Free and low-cost help with housing, benefits, consumer protection, and documents.
Documenting healthcare wishes and choosing a healthcare representative.
Toll-free 1-877-222-3737 — local information and referrals for senior and disability programs.
Statewide programs for older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Referrals for senior services, disability resources, and community programs.
Do not wait until a problem becomes an emergency before looking for assistance.
